Why does my baby always stick out his tongue?

When babies are very young, they can only stick out their tongues, lick the quilt, and lick their lips. Many parents think that their children's funny behavior is a sign of intelligence, but some parents are also worried that their children may have some disease and are using this method to hint at it. In fact, there will always be some abnormal phenomena in the baby's growth process that make parents happy or worried. So why do babies always stick out their tongues? Let us explain it to you below.

The development of babies' movements follows a head-to-tail order. They can suck as soon as they are born, and will readily put things in their mouths, suck, lick, and stick out their tongues, feeling inexplicably happy inside. There's nothing strange about babies showing off their mouth skills. 2. The frenulum of the tongue is too short, and the tongue cannot extend beyond the lips, causing a lisp when speaking. Now that your baby frequently extends his tongue to tease you, doesn’t this also indicate to you that your baby will never have a lisp when speaking in the future?

It is normal for babies to stick out their tongue. The baby's salivary glands usually begin to secrete after two months. At this time, when the baby licks with the tongue, the tongue will stick out. If your baby has constipation, eats less, and has little activity, you should see a pediatrician. In addition, if the baby still has this phenomenon when he is older, he should be given correct guidance and not let it become a habit.

The baby is the spice of every family's life. His every move affects the hearts of each of us. In daily life, we parents and friends must pay more attention to observe the abnormal phenomena of the children, correct some bad habits of the children in life in time, and let the children grow up healthily and happily.